Roll small plastic bags, budget

Rotolo sacchi plastica piccoli, budget

I personally always buy them, they are convenient and I think so many como me keep them on hand for different reasons and uses. wouldn't it be a case of being able to come up with an option of eco small bags as you already have the eco line for compost ?
but in roll version small bags as well as the already mentioned roll from la budget ?
It would be a good contribution to the ecological cause that you carry on in these times to continue to create awareness even indirectly.

a greeting

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M-Infoline

Thank you for your request @Bleniostar. The verifications take some time. So please be patient. I will let you know as soon as possible. Best regards and have a nice day, Tamara

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M-Infoline

Thank you for your patience @Bleniostar

Bioplastics are synthetic materials made from renewable raw materials that are partially biodegradable. The biodegradability of these materials depends on the action of microorganisms or enzymes. These materials can be made from renewable raw materials or from petroleum derivatives. In the past few years, we have repeatedly dealt in depth with the topic of biodegradable plastics, drawing up relevant ecobalances. These ecobalances show that biodegradable plastics made from corn and sugarcane do not perform better than conventional plastics, despite the fact that they are mostly made from renewable raw materials and are compostable. One study compared the ecological balances of a conventional plastic bag (HDPE) and a bioplastic bag (PLA). The regular plastic bag shows half the environmental impact of the biodegradable bag. The reasons for the negative result obtained by biodegradable bags can be attributed to aspects of renewable raw material cultivation such as intensive agriculture, monocultures, and the use of genetically modified plants (e.g., transgenic corn). In addition, to achieve the same stability and strength as conventional plastics, bags made from bioplastics require more material. Another problem is the fact that the production of biodegradable materials partly rivals the production of foodstuffs: bioplastics are made, for example, from corn, potato or soybean starch, staple foods for much of humanity.

For the above reasons, at present we consider using bioplastics for bags and other packaging only if they perform better in eco-balances than conventional plastics, if their production does not compete with food production, and if their production does not involve the use of genetically modified organisms. That is why we use a very small proportion of bioplastic-based packaging. However, we carefully observe developments in this area and subject them to constant scrutiny. A study by EMPA Ecobalances on shopping bags (2014 version) also confirms that compostable plastic bags perform significantly worse than bags made from new granulate and recycled material. The study shows that compostable bags result in a greater greenhouse effect and higher eutrophication than bags made from new granulate or recycled material.

Thank you for your understanding and best regards, Luisa

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Bleniostar

Grayie pr the comprehensive answer, hopefully with developments and everyone's cooperation we will be able to get a proper biodegradable product. kind regards

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